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Calling RAZv3 owners
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06-05-2006, 04:19 PM
How do I xfer pictures from my RAZv3 to my Mac powerbook G4 DVI running 10.4.6? I can't find the instruction in the manual. The only option is email. Is there any other options that you know of? TiA
Kap
06-05-2006, 05:02 PM
If you have Verizon, bluetooth transfers of anything but contacts and calendars will be disabled. You can only send and receive things via eMail or the myVZW webpage service...potentially costing $$. Music and ringtones also must be downloaded for $$.
BitPim is a workaround that gets you into Verzion LG phones and some Samsung phones. My wife traded her RAZv3 for the LG8100VX for these reasons.
06-05-2006, 05:52 PM
my wife's RAZR is on Cingular and we used Bluetooth to transfer ringtones to her phone. I imagine she could use Bluetooth to transfer pictures back and forth as well.
06-05-2006, 06:32 PM
Get a USB Bluetooth key and use Bluetooth File Exchange.
06-05-2006, 06:38 PM
Unless you get a copy of Motorola Phone Tools (not sure if it's Windows only) you'll have to do all transfers via Bluetooth (as mentioned several times already). Go to your Settings menu and select Connection. Then select Setup and click the Find Me (of course, you'll have to have Bluetooth on your Mac turned on - providing you have it). I have Bluetooth as a menu item on my iMac. It'll give you a code to enter in your Razr and once connected you can start up iSync to sync your calendar (haven't tried this yet), but not pictures/videos. For that you have to drop down your Bluetooth menu on the Mac and choose something like 'search phone' - can't remember exactly what the menu item is at the moment. This should bring up a box showing Audio, Pictures, and Video folders - double-click the folder you want to view. Too bad this model doesn't have usb connection option in the Connection menu. My wife has the Motorola V360 and it gives her this option in addition to Bluetooth in the Connection menu.
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